2025 Tlaquepaque Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in October)

I was a little scared to visit Mexico for the first time because I heard it was unsafe. I was traveling alone as a woman, but it was much more comfortable than I expected and the people and the city were warm. The cityscape is stylish no matter where you look, and prices are relatively low, so I'm grateful. I especially want you to visit Tlaquepaque!!! It's about a 20-30 minute taxi ride from the city center, and taxis are cheap, so it's easy to get to. At the tequila shop, you can try tequilas you like for free! The restaurants are a bit expensive, but they're not much different from restaurants in Japan, and the atmosphere and service are good. Many Mexican dishes use a lot of vegetables, so it was also a gourmet trip (๑>◡<๑) There are also many museums and art exhibitions, and I recommend entering them for free. I stayed at a hostel this time, so I shared a room with four other girls, but I was able to tell my roommates about recommended spots and become friends with them, so that was also one of the best parts of the trip ^_^ All inclusive, accommodation (4 nights) and food costs were less than 30,000 yen 🙌 #0yentravelFebruary2025 #sologirltravel #Mexico #Guadalajara #Tlaquepacke

Tlaquepaque is a colorful, Lively area of Guadalajara, Mexico. Personally I like Guadalajara more than Mexico City. It’s clean, Green and safer. You can find many areas nearby to go on weekend or to just spend some fun time. Tlaquepaque, has a local Mexican vibe. There are colorful streets with street food, Souvenirs and Some very good and interesting statues. I really enjoyed Sweetcorn with Mayonnaise. There will be many locals enjoying their weekend if visit on Weekends.

Tlaquepaque, a charming neighborhood you can't miss on your trip to Guadalajara 🎨 Traditional crafts, chic galleries, and charming shops line the streets, making for a delightful stroll. The vibrant music and colorful decorations emanating from every corner of the street exude a vibrant Mexican vibe, making it the perfect place to savor local cuisine and explore at your own pace. 🌿 On the other hand, Chapultepec offers a tranquil retreat, nestled in a lush park and offering a traditional atmosphere. You'll see locals strolling or picnicking, offering a glimpse into the city's everyday life and leisurely pace. Both neighborhoods showcase a different side of Guadalajara, offering a unique experience where you can experience both glamour and leisure. ✨ #SeptemberTravelSupport #Guadalajara #MexicoTravel

Tlaquepaque, a charming town just outside Guadalajara, is a vibrant celebration of Mexican art, culture, and tradition. Walking through its cobbled streets feels like stepping into a living museum—colorful colonial buildings line every corner, artisan shops overflow with handcrafted treasures, and music drifts from courtyards where mariachi bands perform with passion and pride. One of the town’s greatest draws is its thriving artisan scene. Visitors can explore countless galleries and boutiques showcasing ceramics, blown glass, textiles, and traditional Mexican folk art. The El Parian plaza is a must-visit—a lively hub where you can enjoy tequila, regional dishes like birria or tortas ahogadas, and live music in a festive open-air setting. Calle Independencia is the heart of Tlaquepaque’s charm, where every storefront beckons with beauty. It’s easy to spend hours admiring hand-painted pottery, leather goods, and sculptures crafted by local artisans. The nearby Centro Cultural El Refugio often hosts art exhibitions, cultural events, and workshops that deepen your appreciation of the area’s creative legacy. What makes Tlaquepaque truly special is its ability to blend the old with the new. While steeped in tradition, it also offers upscale dining, boutique hotels, and modern art spaces. It’s an ideal day trip from Guadalajara or a perfect weekend getaway for those seeking culture, history, and visual inspiration. Tlaquepaque is not just a place to visit—it’s a place to feel. With every mural, courtyard, and song, it invites you to experience the heart of Jalisco in its most colorful form. Whether you’re a lover of art, culture, or simply authentic Mexican hospitality, Tlaquepaque will leave you enchanted. #holidayitinerary #mexico #travelwithgeo #thingstodo #travel #myitinerary #citydaytours #tlaquepaque

Tlaquepaque is a town of arts and traditional crafts on the outskirts of Guadalajara, with photogenic colorful buildings and cobblestone streets. ✨ Handcraft shops selling Mexican goods, pottery, textiles, leather goods, and more are lined up all over the town, making it the perfect place to look for souvenirs! There are plenty of restaurants, galleries, and cafes that are popular with tourists, making it the perfect place for those who want to enjoy a relaxed Mexican atmosphere. 🌼 ⸻ 📍[Location] Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico About 20-30 minutes by car from the center of Guadalajara (accessible by Uber, etc.) 🕰[Recommended time] Recommended time from morning to evening when it is bright *It is crowded with families on Sundays. 🎉 ⸻ ✨[Recommended points] ・El Parián: A restaurant gathering spot where you can enjoy music and margaritas. 🎶🍸 ・Take a commemorative photo in front of the Tlaquepaque sign. 📸 ・Art galleries and street art are also abundant! ・Traditional Mexican costumes and handmade goods are lined up. ♪ ⸻ 🎒[Tips] ・The sun is strong, so a hat and sunscreen are essential!・Since the main focus is shopping, it's a good idea to bring some cash (some stores don't accept cards) ・It's safe to finish the night a little early and head back to Guadalajara ⸻ #Tlaquepaque #Guadalajara #Mexico #AbsolutelyFreeTrip

[Nuestros Dulces | The world's best tequila selection! The ultimate selection you'll find in Mexico] — More than 2,000 varieties! A treasure hunt space for tequila lovers — "Nuestros Dulces" is one of the world's largest tequila specialty stores, located in San Pedro Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico. As of October 2023, the store is lined with 2,061 types of tequila, from traditional to rare bottles, making it a space that's truly like a "museum of alcohol"! There are many limited items that can only be found here, and rare brands that are hard to find in other stores, so everyone from tequila beginners to enthusiasts can enjoy it 🍹 ⸻ 📍【Location】 C. Juárez 154 A, Centro, San Pedro Tlaquepaque, Jalisco, Mexico 📌About 20 minutes by car from the center of Guadalajara 🕰【Business hours】 10:00-20:00 (varies depending on the day of the week) ⸻ ✨【Recommended points】 ・The selection of tequila is world-class (over 2,000 bottles)! ・The staff will explain carefully and you can consult about tasting ・Many gift packages and limited edition bottles are also available✨ ・Sweet traditional Mexican sweets and miscellaneous goods are also sold, so it's a great place to look for souvenirs ◎ ⸻ 🎒【Tips】 ・Rare tequila is in limited stock, so if you like it, we recommend getting it right away!・Staff members can speak English, so you can feel at ease (but if you have some basic Spanish phrases, they will be more helpful😊) ・The amount of samples is small, so it's a good idea to take notes or photos of anything you're interested in📸 #absolutelyfreetrip #Mexico #Guadalajara #Tlaquepaque #Tequila

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Tlaquepaque is 10 to 20 minutes away from Guadalajara. It’s full of multiple shops for art, clothing, candy, jewelry, cookware, shoes, souvenirs, toys, etc. that truly encapsulate the culture of beautiful and breathtaking Mexico. There are various types and styles of food around the area, whether stands, trucks, or restaurants. Wherever you go, you will be amazed at all the bright colors and designs you will see while walking around.

#passionpassport Tlaquepaque is amazing and unique. It’s visited by locals and tourist for its culture and history. About six miles southeast of the center of Guadalajara city you’ll find the trendy and artistic neighborhood of Tlaquepaque. A colonial town dating back to Hispanic times, today it has become the area’s boutique shopping district with trendy shops and restaurants lining colonial-style streets and alleyways, plazas, and gardens. Tlaquepaque is increasingly becoming a popular base for visitors to the area, situated about half-way between the city’ international airport and the historic center of Guadalajara.#passionpassport #beautifuldestinations